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Discrimination and threats against LGBT+ people at a private clinic in Mexico City
Security personnel at the MED Medical Center clinic threatened two LGBT+ people with weapons while they were waiting for a patient.
Elections in Argentina: What are the candidates proposing regarding gender and diversity?
What do the electoral platforms of those seeking to govern Argentina say – and what do they not say – about gender and sexual diversity?
Let's fight cissexism and transphobia in the Green Wave: let's start with language
Non-binary and trans people from Mexico reflect on visibility and claim the right to be named in the struggles for legal abortion.
The first Dissident Memory Archive is created in Peru
A group of activists set out to recover LGBT+ history. A political stance against invisibility.
Indigenous women in northern Salta denounce the constant lack of water
These women are leaders in the Wichí communities of Tartagal, Salta. Between road blockades and meetings, they denounce the government for failing to keep its promises.
20th Pride March in Paraguay: in the streets for more rights and an anti-discrimination law
On Saturday, a crowd marched from the steps of Antequera towards the Plaza de la Democracia to demand a comprehensive trans law and an end to anti-gender rhetoric.
A massive Diversity March in Montevideo denounced "the plundering of rights"
The proclamation denounced the "impunity of the State" and called for the unity of the social movement to "continue fighting fascism".
September 28: Feminist groups marched to defend rights and against the right wing
Feminist movements took to the streets again in Latin America on the Global Day of Action for Access to Legal, Safe, and Free Abortion. Marches were held in Buenos Aires and Mexico City.
Facundo Saxe: “I have to come out and explain that I'm not working on Batman's anus”
Journalist Franco Torchia interviewed Conicet researcher Facundo Saxe on his program, who is suffering death threats because of an alleged sociological study.
Far-right network spreads misinformation about abortion and the LGBT+ community
The misinformation systematically spread by Amparo Medina from Ecuador, Sara Huff from Brazil, and the Mexican-American Mayra Rodríguez, at least since 2008, goes against access to safe abortion services, criminalizes those who have abortions, and creates an environment conducive to discrimination against feminist and sexual diversity groups.